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CLLC VR

Meta Quest 2 VR for Language and Culture Learning

The Center for Languages, Literatures and Cultures (CLLC) committee conducted virtual reality experiences and grammar exercises with intermediate level Italian students in the spring of 2023. The…

FRIT Graduation Ceremony

2023 French & Italian Graduation Ceremony

We celebrated our French, Italian, & Romance Studies graduates with a ceremony and reception on May 5th in Hagerty Hall. We are so proud of our FRIT graduates and wish them such luck as they go…

Thierno Diallo

Thierno Diallo Awarded the Graduate Associate Teaching Award!

PhD student, Thierno Diallo, was awarded OSU's Graduate Associate Teaching Award, which is OSU's highest recognition of the exceptional teaching provided by Graduate Teaching Associates. The…

FR3103 at La Chatelaine

French 3103 Conversation (Prof. Marx-Scouras) at La Chatelaine

Professor Danielle Marx-Scouras and her French 3103 Conversation class at La Chatelaine on April 15 and 16.

Rigoletto at the Ohio Theatre

Prof. Combs-Schilling on Verdi's Rigoletto

Based on a play by Victor Hugo, Verdi's Rigoletto explores dueling elements of power, charisma, toxicity, and moral dignity. Experience the thrilling story for yourself during Rigoletto on March…

Pink textbok reading: Alantide Les Motes du Monde à Nantes Festival des littératures du jeu 02 au dim 05 mars 2023 au Lieu Unique et dans la ville

Benjamin Hoffmann's "L'île de la Sentinelle" at Festival des Littératures

Associate Professor Benjamin Hoffmann will present his latest novel, “L’île de la Sentinelle”, at the upcoming Festival des Littératures Atlantide in Nantes, France. Each year, this festival…

Lucille Toth's Book

New book by Prof Lucille Toth

Lucille Toth, assistant professor of French-Newark, has just published her first book, Danses et pandémies: Du sida à la covid-19 (Varia Press, Dec. 2022). An English translation is forthcoming.…

Samuel Palazzo and Jonathan Combs-Schilling

Samuel Palazzo (Italian minor) successfully defends his senior thesis in History

On December 13 of this semester, Samuel Palazzo, who is a History major and Italian minor and has taken a number of courses in Italian, including four with me (and a fifth this coming spring!),…